Tarot Solitaire

Solitaire, played with a tarot deck. Start with Classic: standard Klondike, four suits, Ace to King, exactly as you know it, just dealt from tarot artwork instead of a standard deck. No tarot knowledge required, nothing new to learn. When you want more, three modes open the full 78-card deck. Arcana brings in the Major Arcana trumps alongside the Minor Arcana suits, stacked in ascending order from 1 to 21. Tableau piles build down by rank regardless of suit, which opens the board up considerably. Strategist takes that same full deck and puts Klondike's alternating-colour rule back on top. Tighter, slower, more deliberate. Oracle deals three at a time. The waste pile becomes the puzzle. In all three, the Fool is wild. On the board it bridges a gap between two cards; on the Major Arcana pile it can be played at any time, at any point in the ascending sequence. It will never stand in for a King. There's a Daily Challenge too. The same deal for everyone, a new one every day, with your streak and win rate tracked as you go. Tarot art is dense, and most tarot games are unreadable at phone size. Every card here has been redesigned so suit, rank and arcana name read at a glance, without flattening the artwork. Plays offline. Undo whenever you need it. Free with ads, and no real-money gambling. The first game set in Tarot Critoria, an original tarot universe from Sangoon Inc.